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EDITORIAL
Question
Of
Titles
-
-
-
1
The
granting
of
a
title
to
Right
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
evidently
on
the
advice
of
the
British
Minister,
has
once
mnrp
raised
thp
miestinn
of
whether
the
Granting
of
titles
on
the
advice
of.
the
Canadian
Prime
Minister
should
be
revived.
Here
is
what
Bruce
Hutchison
nas
10
say
aoout
it:
"Now
that
Mr.
Bennett,
of
Ottawa,
has
become
Lord
Bennett,
of
Calgary
and
London,
the
voice
of
nobility
is
raised
once
more
in
the
land.
Undoubtedly
the
Ottawa
Journal
sDeaks
for
a
considerable
body
of
people
who
ex
pect
to
get
a
knighthood
when
it
says
that
we
should
restore
titles
in
Canada.
"Obviouslv.
our
need
of
titles
is
very
great.
Far
too
many
of
our
aged
politicians
are
walking
the
streets
with
out
a
title
to
haner
their
coat
on
ana
some
wiuiout
coais
either.
Far
too
many
of
our
larger
campaign
fund
contributors
are
without
honor
in
the
land
when
suuely,
after
their
public
services,
they
should
be
called
'Sir'
or
'My
Lord.'
When
I
think
of
all
the
money
advanced
by
these
self-denying
fellows
it
makes
my
heart
bleed
that
they
have
no
House
of
Lords
to
tro
to
and
enjoy
their
well-won
ease.
"There
once
was
a
better
time,
before
the
first
World
War.
If
a
man
became
Premier
of
British
Columbia
he
cot
a
knighthood.
If
he
built
a
large
enough
brewery
and
'
knew
his
vay
around
in
legislative
circles,
he
was
elevated
to
the
nobility.
That
was
before
the
modern
nonsense
of
social
equality
got
abroad.
We
had
then
a
definite
caste
system,
approved
by
law
and
patent,
where
our
present
castes,
at
best,
are
flimsy
and
have
no
legal
recognition.
We
should
set
up
a
group
of
men
apart,
with
special
privilege,an.d
honor,
to
rule
over
us
and
to
supply
the
cam-
paign
iunus.
i
can
xninK
oi
many
Lanauians
wormy
10
enter
this
garden
of
the
elect.
I
positively
know
a
num-ber
who
would
give
their
eye
teeth
and
a
substantial
part
of
their
fortunes
for
a
title,
and
the
Canadian
people
would
like
to
see
them
made
happy.
The
people
want
some
men
they
can
really
look
up
to."
Precious
Titles
"Sergeant
Alvin
C.
York
is
the
most
noted
American
hero
of
the
last
war,"
says
the
Vancouver
Sun
and
it
is
worth
repeating.
"This
Tennessee
mountaineer,
single
handed,,
captured
a
German
machine
gun
battery
and,
with
seven
privates,
killed
or
captured
152
of
its
defenders.
"A
few
days
ago
Sergeant
York
told
the
young
men
of
America
what
he
thought
about
war
and
his
little
speech
answers
better
than
most
of
the
orations
of
statesmen
some
of
the
great
Questions
of
our
times.
He
said
:
There
are
those
in
our
country
today
who
ask
me
and
the
other
veterans
who
fought
in
World
War
No.
1:
'What
did
it
get
you?'
Let
'me
answer
them
now.
It
got
me
23
years
of
living
in
America
where
a
humble
citizen
from
the
mountains
of
Tennessee
can
stand
on
the
same
platf
orm
with
the
President
of
the
United
States.
It
got
me
23.
years
of
living
in
a
country
where
the
Goddess
of
Liberty
is
printed
on
men's
hearts,
and
not
oniv
on
the
coins
in
their
pockets.
"People
who
ask
us
that
question,
'What
did
it
get
you?
forget
one
thing.True,
we
fought
the
last
war
to
make
the
world
safe
for
democracy,
and
we
did
for
a
while.
"The
thing
they
forget
is
that
liberty
and
freedom
and
democracy
are
so
very
precious
that
you
do
not
fight
to
win
them
once
and
then
.stop.
Liberty
and
freedom
and
democracy
are
prizes
awarded
only
to
those
peoples
h
Id
tirTn'
Wm
em
and
then
keeP
flShting
eternally
to
Canada
Has
Benefits
From
War,
As
European
Supplies
Cut
Oif
OTTAWA.
July
10:
(CP)
Trade
between
Canada,,
and
India
has
Increased
sharply
since
the
war
,
started
and
ths
heavy
balance
of;
trade
enjoyed
by
India
in
pre-war
i
days
has
been
almost
wiped
out,'
(Joe
Dominion.
Department
of
Trad
and
Commerce
reports.
According
to
statistics
collected,
by
the
Indian
government,
Canadian
exports
to
India
during
the.
11
month
neriod
frrnn
Anrll
1
loan!
to
February
28.
1941
were
valued
at
25,418,630
rupees
($10,(142,321)
compared
with
13,663,300
rupees
($4,644,500)
in
the
preceding
12
month
period.
Paul
Bykes.
Canadian
Trade
Commissioner
at
Bombay,
points
out
that
India
has
held
a
heavy
:
balance
of
trade
for
many
years'
sdue
to
Canadian
demand
for
In
dian
tea
and
Jute
products
and
the
limited
market
in
India
for
Canadian
forestry,
agricultural,
t
mine
and
fishery
products
because
I
of
local
competition
and
competl-'
tion
of
European
exporters.
Since
the
war-started,
however,
European
sources
of
supply
have
been
cut
off
from
India
and
together
with
special
wartime
mands
has
given
Canada
oppor-i
tunlties
hi
India
never
before
en-:
Joyed.
MiaousuuiRinous
SilverSpringj
siuui
IMPORTED
QUALITY
0ly
20c
M.r.
Per
.Cat
Thin
Ittr
NOTE:
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DOZEN
PAID
FOR
BURTON
tp
ALE
EMPTIES
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FREE
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advertisement
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not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
71
CIASSIHED
FOR
SAL.
FOR
SALE
20
Mattresses,
special
$7.50;
14
spring-filled
Mattresses'
tf&Ql
TWO
"TBI
DUET
"
'
Canada
Increases
THE
RIGHT
PLACE
Trade
With
India
at
$16.50;
Chests
and
Drawers
Simundsen
from
$6.95;
Chesterfields
and
Heatherlngton
3b
Studio
Couches
at
very
low
Mclntyre
c-
..
...4
prices.
Phone
Black
324.
B.
C.
Howe
2b.
...4
Furniture
Co.
Warner
lb
4
FOR
SALE
Trailer,
33
ft.,
good'ojj
lf
3
condition.
Box
118
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News.
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p
3
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INVITED
The
highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
TERMS:
Strictly
cash:
Nnrman
A
Waff
Pn
lmlni.
.......
,,MVtr,
fcj.,
&U41ill&M
I
trator
of
the
estate
of
Beverinl
O'Qulnn,
deceased.
Court
House.
Wince
Rupert.
tf.
LOST
Overseas
LOST
Finder
please
News.
Service
Button.
I
leave
at
Dally
I
WANTED
m
iuuih
iumac.
sOU.
FOUND
the
fifth
were
leading
3-0.
The
last'
the
chair.
part
of
the
fifth
inning,
however,
Letters
of
thanks
from
various
saw
the
Dry
Dock
tally
five
runs,
individuals
and
organizations
ln-Mclntyre,
catching
for
the.
Dry
dicated
the
wide
range
of
actl-Dock.
put
the
ball
game
on
ice
viUes
In
which
.the
Legion
Is
Jn-when
he
knocked
in
three
runs
in
terested.
It
was
agreed
to
assist
1
the
sixth
inning
with
a
beautiful
in
the
production
of
another
gar-three
bagger
far
Into
centre
field,
rlson
song
sheet
and
also
with
Green,
pitching
for
the
Rangers
the
camp
being
run
by
the
Rell-for
the
first
three
innings,
allowed
gious
Edu:atlon
Council
at
Queen
but
one
hit,
held
the
Dry
Dock
Charlotte
Islands
this
year.
Unl-
irum
scoring,
lorms
will
be
obtained
from
sur-.
Croizier,
finishing
for
the
Ran-
plus
stores
of
the
Canadian
Army'
gers
allowed
five
hits.
Arlington
ordance
Headquarters
at
Ottawa
started
for
the
Dry
Dock
and
held
to
outfit
the
local
Legion
pipe
!
the
Rangers
to
one
run
and
one
band.
hit
for
the
first
lour
Innings.
'
in
view
of
the
urgent
need
in
Warner
finished,
allowing
five
the
Old
Country
for
so
many
of;
hites,
the
Rangers
tallying
four
'
runs.
The
long
hits
of
the
came
jwere
made
by
Oreen
of
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
and
Mclntyre
of
the
Dry
Dock
who
both
hit
three
1
baggers.
.
T
Dido
Gurvlch
called
the
balls
land
strikes,
Joe
Ratchford
the
'bases
and
Jim
Wilson
of
the
Y.
M.
(C.
A.
kept
the
score.
Following
is
the
box
score:
DRY
DOCK
AB
H
Total
.RANGERS
..
I
Dale
l.
FOR
SALE
Sealed
tenders
will
bekTomklnson
2b
received
by
the
undersigned
up
Milton
If.
Cf.
3
to
noon
of
Tuesday,
July
15th,
Green
p
for
the
purchase
of
one-storey
Gagne
c
.
frame
cottage
consisting
of
Jlv-
Thompson
ss.
lng-room,
bedroom,
kitchen,
pan-
Gray
lb.
try
and
bathroom,
situate
on
Lot
D'Arcangelo
3b-
.....
4,
Block
25,
Section
1,
Second
McAusland
rf.
Avenue.
Contents
Included.
.Croizier
p.
Total
Score
by
Innings:
Dry
Dock
0
0
Rangers
.0
0
Posthumous
Award
For
Brave
Sailor
4
-AB
4
2
A
2
3
2
3
-4
-.2
2
3
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
2
0
1
0
H
1
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
7
R
2
2
1
0
0
0
1
0
2
8
R
1
1
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
5
8
15
(1i2i!
LONDON,
July
10:
(CP)
Able
1
Seaman
Robert
Perclval,
who
re-
!
malnprf
aboard
a
sinking
ship
to
help
save
his
wounded
skipper,
has
Blue
447
between
5
and
7.
(160)
been
posthumously
awarded
the
WANTED
Furnished
apartment
orBnusn
P1
Medal,
it
was
an-
light
housekeeping
room
or
i
"
1U
e
w,naon
uau.
young
married
couple
by
Aug.
1.!
caPtoln.
Harold
Hewsom,
Apply
Box
119.
.suffered
tw0
broken
legs
when
the
r
I
vessel
was
damkeed
six
davs
after
WANTED
100
women
to
loin
An-
the
outbreak
of
war.
A
few
mlniifpa
nette's
Stocking
Club:
(162)
before
the
ship:
sank
he
ordered
-
-,
the
crew
into
the
only
available
lifeboat,
but
the
young
seaman
te-
fused
to
desert
hl
rantaln
FOUND
In
Alder
Park
a
parcel
of,
"He
was
one
of
those
men
who
clothing.
Owner
can
have
same'
could
not
leave
another
to
die"
by
calling
at
Dally
News
and
Hewsom
'said
in
paying
tribute
to
paying
for
this
advertisement.
Perclval
who
subsequently
was
lost
(It)
'at
sea.
!
BUT
OFFICER-
1
I'm
on
my
way
to
get
I
Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
and
I
Quaker
Puffed
Rite
I
:
it
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
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50
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&
Cold
Water
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196
THE
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QUALITY
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SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Kupert
Delegates
to
the
annual
Provln-
Thursday,
July
10,
1D4I,
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V
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,fw
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BREWING
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LTD..
VANCOUVER.
B.C
Dry
Dock
Snatched
8
To
5
Victory
Front
Boeky
Mountain
Hangers
Last
evening
at
Acropolis
Hill
the
i
Dry
Doek
ball
team
snatched
an
i&-5
victory
from
the
Hoc
Icy
Mountain
Rangers.
For
the
first
four
inning
the
B.
M.
R.'s
held
the
boys
of
the
Dry
Dock
PRODUCT
OF
ASSOCIATED
BREWERIES
OF
CANADA
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advertisement
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not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
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of
British
Columbia.
SBALL
GAME
WAS
SPORTY
VOTE
FOR
AIR
RAID
VICTIMS
the
necessities
for
children
it
was
c&l
Convention
of
the
Canadian
agreed
to
forego
thj
usual
Legion
Legion
to
be
held
in
New
West-plcnic
this
year
and
Instead
make
minster
from
August
3
to
6
will
a
donation
of
$150,000
towards
the
Include
H.
A.
Breen,
S.
A,
Cheese-Queen's
Canadian
Fund
for
Air
man
and
J.
Preece.
I
Raid
Victims.
At
the
jame
time
It
was
agreed
to
arrange
for
a
local
children's
sports
day,
possibly
in
.
collaboration
with
other
local
organizations-
A
grant
was
also
authorized
"
to
"
the
w.e
Women's
The
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
I""
lAuxillarv
of
the
Canadian
Legion
Canadian
of
the
British
Legion
to
purchase
materlaU
for
tnelr
Empire
Service
League
held
their
splendid
work
in
supplying
cloth-
cri.
.reeular
monthly
meeting
last
eve-
ins
for
children
in
the
British
land
at
the
end
of
the
first
part
of
nlng
with
president
II.
A.
Breen
In
Isles,
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Ill
I
II
IIIM
llll
I
"
!
I-i
3M
M
Canadian
National
Railways
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
Monday
at
3:00
p.m.
P.S.T
calling
at
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
Itlm
Saturday.
at
4:00
pun.
P.S.T.,
calling
at
Ocean
Palls
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
at
C:00
p.m.
P.S.T,
Also
Fast
Through
Train
Friday
at
11:00
a.m.
I'.S.T.
Alr-Condltloned
Sleeping
and
Dining
Cars
For
full
Information'
reservations,
etc.,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave.
Phone
260,
Prince
Kupert
Age
nts
for
Trans-Canada'
Air
Lines
Wheel
Toys
Sturdy
New
Designs
for
Healthful
Exercise
And
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WAGONS
Special
heavy
box
bolted
two-tone
solid
wheels
Frictionless
bearings.
No.
Box
'Wheel
Tire
price
122
10x22
6
Yi"
double
disc
&
$3.50
126
12x26
7"
double
disc
$5,w
130
12x30
9"'
double
disc
$7.00
134
14x34
10"
double
disc
34
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DELIVER
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With
pedals
With
curved
back
"
rest
,
$9.50
$3.25
3.75
WHEELBARROWS
Real'
work-a-day
hardwood
who-lbarrows
Large
carrying
capacity.
Rubber
tired.
30-Inch
S1.75
36-inch
$2.75
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